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Dark underarms and neck during pregnancy

2022-04-21 08:50:49
I am experiencing dark underarms and tanned skin or dark skin in various other parts of my bodies like neck and waist area. I am currently 37 weeks pregnant. Want to know if this is normal and will it go away after pregnancy? Meanwhile what can I use to treat the condition? Please suggest a generat over the counter cream or gel.
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Discuss in detail so that accurate diagnosis and treatment can be given to you accordingly.

Answered2022-04-21 15:11:09

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It shall go down, Please attach images and consult online for product or natural remedies suggestions.

Answered2022-04-21 09:49:12

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Yes normal Post delivery if u Loose weight It will come down

Answered2022-04-21 08:54:06

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